
PRODUCTION PROCESS
Esquina places strong emphasis on a responsible and ethical production process, aiming to create timeless pieces that can be treasured, worn, and passed down from generation to generation—destined to become the vintage of the future.
The brand explores the essence of Argentine culture, infusing its collections with rich narratives that reflect both who we are and who we might have been. Argentina, as we know it today, is a 19th-century construct that often obscures the multiplicity of cultural influences that continue to coexist.
The true protagonists of our collections are our collaborators: national artisans who have preserved Argentina’s material and immaterial knowledge for decades.
We approach these collaborations—with Indigenous and rural communities, as well as with contemporary artisans and artists—as true creative exchanges. These are not transactional relationships, but rather horizontal dialogues in which both parties benefit and learn. The artisan is not treated as an invisible supplier, but as a guardian of craft within a genuine process of co-creation.

TEXTILES
At Esquina, sustainability is not a trend—it is at the heart of our operations. We work with high-quality deadstock fabrics from Italy—silk, cotton, linen, and cashmere—rescued from the dormant inventories of luxury houses, reducing textile waste and honoring what already exists. We also use raw leather, a discarded material that skips chemical tanning, minimizing environmental impact without compromising on quality or aesthetics.
Our team stands out for combining these premium materials with traditional Argentine craftsmanship. We collaborate with local artisans to intervene and transform the fabrics through ancestral techniques of historical and cultural value, resulting in unique garments that fuse fashion and artisanal heritage.
This dialogue between craft and fashion is central to our philosophy: to preserve and celebrate artisanal techniques that form part of our living history.